Bases dissertation on assumptions that labor is the source of all wealth and that capital is made at home. Explains the sociological approach and defines ideology, culture, value and value-orientation. Discusses Max Weber's hypothesis on the relationship between religion and economics. Describes pre-colonial and colonial Burmese society, covering geographical background, social organization and administrative organization. Examines Burmese family patterns, noting attitudes toward parents and child-rearing. Explains animism and Burmese Buddhism, man and nature, anatta doctrine, theory of moral causation, Sangha and Nirvana. Analyzes experiment with parliamentary democracy and causes of Burma's delayed industrialization. Describes efforts to synthesize Marxism with Buddhism. [TAIC]
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geography
customs
economics
religion
labour
politics
attitudes
technical cooperation
youth
social patterns
bibliographies
Myanmar
Japan
United Kingdom
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Thailand and ASEAN Information Center (6th Floor) : Thesis